WZRD is the teaching assistant for Australian primary classrooms. Snap the stack of work. Talk for two minutes at the end of the day. WZRD files it to every child, plans the term around your real timetable, pitches practice at each child's level and drafts the reports and parent updates. You stay in charge of every word.
Teaching is the part you trained for. WZRD takes the marking, tracking, planning and paperwork around it and turns it into a few minutes a day.
Handwritten maths, writing, spelling tests, science diagrams. Read, marked against the rubric and filed to the right child.
Feedback drafted · you approveSpecialists talk into the same profiles. Catching in PE, confidence in drama and effort all become evidence, not lost notes.
Specialists tagged by nameDouble periods, 8:15 starts, a curriculum day on Friday. Drag your week into shape and the lessons flow to fit.
All 8 states' terms and holidays built inWhen half the class hasn't got it, WZRD shows you, suggests the reteach and keeps practice on that skill until it sticks.
Skill map per childSee where each child is tracking on all five scales, set a target band and read exactly what the next band asks for.
Exceeding · Strong · Developing · SupportNo daily feed and no 9pm messages. A monthly snapshot written in plain words, with no marks or rankings.
Monthly · batch approveThe teacher gets an assistant that plans, files and drafts. Students get three wizards that pitch practice at their level and turn effort into points for their house.
Plans the term around your timetable, files every page and voice note to the right child, and drafts feedback, reports and parent updates for you to approve. Ask it anything about your class.
Ten cards a day, pitched so each child gets about seven right. Two right in a row and it gets harder; two wrong and it eases off.
A child reads a passage aloud for one minute. WZRD listens, counts words correct per minute, marks every slip and compares it with the benchmark for their year.
Spelling, punctuation, connectives and reading comprehension, practised in short bursts that follow what the class is learning this week.
Every student is sorted into a house with a short quiz. Practice, reading, kindness and effort all earn points. Houses compete, so nobody is ranked on their own. Most schools already have four sport houses, and WZRD's can be renamed to match.
Apprentice, Spark, Spellcaster, Enchanter, Sorcerer, Archmage. Every child climbs at their own pace.
Master equivalent fractions and Splitto Equalis appears in your spellbook. Ten spells to collect, one for each core skill.
Wrong answers on hard questions still earn brave points, because pushing yourself is the point.
Two taps to give a house points for effort, kindness, a brave try or a great question.
One tap gives a projector page for every lesson: learning intention, success criteria, the plan with minutes. No names or levels on screen.
WZRD has already sorted who will find today too easy, who's pitched right and who to sit with. Each group has its own task.
Pages with no name, or "Harry" when you have two, land in a Who's this? queue. Nothing is filed by guesswork.
"Mia nailed catching today, Leo seemed tired." Mia's PE goal updates. Leo's note stays private to you.
The whole week as a PDF, laid out like the planner your team already uses: maths groups, Tool Time, shared reading, writing.
A snapshot per child: what we learned, how they're going, one highlight, one thing to try at home. Approve the lot in one go.
Already secure on regrouping. Start them on three-digit problems and skip the I do.
Pitched right. The lesson as planned.
Leo: not yet regrouping. Zachary: below NAPLAN target in Numeracy. Sit with them for the We do and check the first two answers.
Every child designs a cartoon of themselves: shape, colour, eyes, glasses, hats. It sits next to their name wherever their teacher sees it.
Two right in a row and the next card gets harder. Two wrong and it eases off. Nobody coasts on easy questions or drowns in hard ones.
Right answers earn XP. Wrong answers earn brave points, and some items only unlock with brave points. Pushing into hard questions pays.
This week's unit and their maths group's strategy shape the deck, so practice backs up the lesson instead of running beside it.
No leaderboards, no class league tables. Class code and three secret pictures to log in, so no email address is needed.
When a teacher leaves in July or a class changes hands in January, nothing is lost. The profile follows the child.
School reports, NAPLAN results and classroom evidence sit on one timeline per child, matched by their Victorian Student Number. Every new teacher starts with a handover note, not a blank slate.
PE, Art, Music, Languages and Science teachers add to the same profiles, tagged by name. Leadership sees the whole child, not just literacy and numeracy.
See which children are tracking below target on each scale months before March, with the skills to work on, so support starts in Term 4 instead of after the results.
Student names are swapped for codes before anything reaches the AI. Wellbeing notes are private by default. In government-school mode, AI never writes to parents and the teacher makes every judgement.
Start on your own class. When your school wants it for everyone, your work moves across with you.
Or A$300 a year. Founding teachers keep A$20 a month for as long as they stay.
Every teacher and specialist included. Minimum 100 students.
Included with every teacher and school plan.
It drafts. It reads the page, checks answers against your key and suggests feedback and a skill level. You approve, edit or bin it. Nothing reaches a child's profile, a report or a parent until you say so.
Each sector has its own rules. Victorian government schools need opt-in parent consent before student information goes into an AI tool, and the Department expects the teacher to make every judgement. WZRD is built around both, and comes with a consent form and privacy pack for your principal. Catholic and independent schools follow the Privacy Act and their own policies.
Yes. Build your week from blocks with your own times, use your school's scope and sequence or ours, and print the week laid out like a team planner. Victorian Curriculum 2.0 codes are built in.
The aim is under ten minutes: a minute snapping pages, two minutes talking, a few minutes approving. Planning happens once a term, with small changes as the weeks move.
One monthly snapshot per child, written in plain words: what the class learned, how their child is going, a highlight and one thing to try at home. No marks, rankings or private notes.
You can export everything as a file and delete your account in one step. On a school plan, the school owns the data and keeps the profiles for the next teacher.
No forms, no waiting. Make an account with your school email and a password, add your class, and start. Log in with the same details on your phone and your computer, and your class is there on both.
Create your account, then set up your school, year level and class list. You can explore the demo class first if you like.
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